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ATTKNTION. Men, vomen and children from nil walks of life were listening: intently to General
John J. Pershing as he pleaded for "one country one language one flag," when this photograph
was taken at the Metropolitan Opera House last night
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,'IEACHERS FROM THE PALMER BUSINESS SCHOOL, 16 S. Tenth streot, award Jack Jingle
'prize. Left.to right (sitting), Anna M. Hallmnn, Alice L. Sherman. Margaret NownB, Agnes Bloom
lhgdalc, Ethel McGowan, Laura M. Koch; (standing), A. L. Parker, A. L. Reese, William W. Fry
(principal), C. H. Clarke and R. J. MacDougall
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I HE KAYOULA CATHbLIC CLUB Bclccted today's winning limerick. These are the tellers: First
row, left to right: William Warren, Harry A. Kerr, "Battling" Bob McCann, William Glackto, H.
Rekcfus, John A. Patton. Second row: John Hannigan, Bernard Gray, John Coffee, Joseph Fnllam,
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CHILDREN AT LIBERTY SHRINE. Tho photograph was taken yea.
terday nf tcrnoon from tho Public Ledger Building, "whiJo Judge John
M. Patterson talked patriotism to tho children. Tho-Drcxcl Building
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HEAD OF AMERICAN LEGION DIVISION. Tho color benrera
wcro snapped as thoy left Broad and Diamond streets. They wel
comed tho orders to start
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IN PATRIOTIC PAGEANT.
Ruth Rohner, ono of tho pupils
of tho Lea School, Forty-seventh
and Locust streets
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WILL FIGHT CHARGES MADE BY HER
HUSBAND. Mrs'., Helen Elwood Stokes, of
New York, declares sho will go on witness
stand In divorce case. Her children aro Muriel
nnd Jimmy International
MRS. SUSAN A. RADLEY,
of Chicago, chairman of tho
National Committco of
Quaker Descendants
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GENERAL PERSHING ARRIV
ING at Broad Street Station late
yesterday afternoon
litAsti Thoto Bervlct
AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN.
He was pn his wny to assist In
selecting n new leader for
England's Conservative pnrty
Central, New rhoU
OUR 0(TY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
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RESERVE PATROLMAN EDWARD J.
KELLY, a basebnll player, who has been
stationod nt Thirteenth and Market
Btreota for n Venr. Ho is thirty years
old and llvos"al 28181 Aramingf avenue.
For, clgh,t years ho has been attached to
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AT INDEPENDENCE SQUARE. These threo school girls,
UvcsseU as Red Cross nurses, wcro right up in tho front row dur
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MISS MARIE HORNICKLH,
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